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Telescope Reviews

Orion Telescopes

Orion Telescopes has through its 30+ year history established itself as the preeminent source for amateur astronomers whether it's telescopes, binoculars, telescope accessories or lenses for your telescope. They achieved this position in the marketplace with a number of innovations.> read the full Orion telescope review

Solar Telescope Review

What can you see through a solar telescope? Well, that depends on what kind you buy. The cheaper "white light" solar telescopes allow you to safely view the sun in natural full-spectrum sunlight. More exotic types of solar telescopes have a built-in Hydrogen-Alpha filter, which is the only way to visually see solar flares. > read our solar telescope review

Celestron Telescope Review

The modern Celestron optic company makes not only cassegrain telescope, but all kind of telescopes, microscopes, binoculars, and special nighttime aide. My favorite binocular is the Celestron SkyMaster 15x70 binoculars. These are large enough to gather enough light to see the green color of the Orion nebula, the pale blue of the Pleiades, or the vast grey expanse of the Andromeda nebula without being so heavy that your arms get tired. All this for under $100 retail!> read the full Celestron telescope review

Orion Intelliscope Review

The Orion Intelliscope system is a commercial version of digital setting circles that became all the rage for folks who like to own or build large telescopes but really don't know their way around the sky. To understand how the Intelliscope works, it would be good for the uninitiated to understand how objects were found in the sky for amateurs and students of astronomy before this digital technology.> read the full Orion intelliscope review